Chloride launches new energy efficient UPS

UPS supplier, Chloride has launched a high power modular system, scalable up to 9.6MW. With up to 99% efficiency, Trinergy, they claim, is the most energy efficient Class 1 UPS currently available for protecting mission critical infrastructure, such as Tier 3 and Tier 4 data centres, from disruptions to mains power supply.

Incorporating the three industry standard operating configurations -- Maximum Power Control (VFI), Maximum Energy Saving (VFD) and Power Conditioning (VI) -- in a single UPS, Trinergy can achieve energy efficiency of up to 99%. Even for loads as light as 20%, Chloride says its new solution can deliver more than 95% efficiency while operating in VFI mode. Its average working efficiency in a typical data centre environment is 97.9%, which means that for a 1MW Trinergy UPS, power savings can amount to 67kW continuously per year.

The new UPS boasts a modular design, simple configuration and easy servicing and maintenance. Other key features include:

-Scalability up to 9.6MW
-Unity input power factor with less than 3% THDi resulting in more power for the same current
-Full IGBT double conversion UPS technology provides a secure, compact system
-Less energy dissipation due to high efficiency reduces necessary air conditioning size and power by 400%

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